Golf Course Maintenance is an exciting and challenging journey. This blog attempts to give the reader some insight and appreciation for the individuals closest to the front lines of battle. Join us as we defend quality golf conditions from the evil forces that attempt to prevent them.

Friday, August 5, 2011

Mystery spots

In addition to heat, humidity, fungus, crabgrass, wet wilt, and general turf distress, we have been watching the appearance of several mystery spots. Most of these spots occur in fairways and they appear to be some sort of chemical injury. The spots do not have a smell of oil or gas, and do not follow our mowing patterns. The spots do not leave a trail typical of a leak. We are beginning to suspect a possible battery leak or loose cap on the top of batteries. If you own a private cart, please check your batteries and caps.Argggghhhhh,Turf

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I currently serve the Turfgrass Industry in the capacity of a playability expert for Turf Ventures. I am a past Director of Golf Operations and Chief Operating Officer at a private country club in Northwest Indiana. I have served as President of the Illinois Turfgrass Foundation and the Michiana Golf Course Superintendents Association. I teach seminars for the Golf Course Superintendents Association at the National Convention. Seminars include Modern Pond Management and Pro / Superintendent Relationships.